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Nearly 60% of medicines displayed in pharmacy windows in Switzerland have no medically proven efficacy, a study has found.

Switzerland’s glaciers are melting at a faster rate than ever before, losing 10% of their volume in the last two years.

Marcel Schütz moved to the Arctic island of Spitzbergen at the age of 20. Today he is a diplomat, helping scientists when they get into difficulties.

The Federal Office of Public Health said on Monday that 154 cases of dengue fever have been reported so far in 2023, thanks to post-pandemic travel.

Switzerland is to play a pioneering role in mine clearance in Ukraine. The government has allocated CHF100 million for this purpose.

The Swiss government has recommended that voters reject the daycare initiative, citing the costs.

According to a study by the UN, Switzerland is once again the most innovative country in the world.

52.7% of the House of Representatives and 55.2% of the Senate were clearly in favour of a ban on facial recognition in public spaces.

Inspired by the suction cups on octopus tentacles, Zurich researchers have developed a patch for delivering medicines.

Switzerland must have a new climate policy for the years 2025 to 2030. The Senate did not finish examining the new CO2 law on Monday, but it has so far largely followed the government project.